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Ring should fight this GDPR judgement on behalf of users!
I’ve signed up on here specifically to see if people were talking about a case reported in the Times this morning where someone was sued / taken to court by their neighbour for loss of privacy and what peoples opinions are ? I find it strange that ‘Ring’ the company hasn’t paid for high powered Barristers / Lawyers etc to try and crush these sorts of judgements against its product as I would think their business model is under threat if people stop installing their doorbell cameras etc if there is a danger they would have to pay excessive damages to litigious neighbours !https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-58911296
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14-10-2021 13:47:23
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- R
my neighbours have obviously seen this UK privacy case issue and are demanding under UK GDPR rules to see my stick up cam videos which are protecting my garage. can they do this?
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16-10-2021 06:11:32
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- R
There's a bit more to this case then the media have made it sound. The full judgement is here https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Fairhurst-v-Woodard-Judgment-1.pdfI can understand the concern though as it leaves alot of people unsure of what they can and can't do.
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21-10-2021 19:04:22
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Unimpressed
Saw that too. Few chaps at work have taken their doorbells off. Ring/Amazon should be all over this, as should all the other manufacturers.
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15-10-2021 20:01:41
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